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The Orlando Storm spotted the St. Louis Battlehawks 25 points Saturday night before they finally woke up. Thanks to a couple of lucky breaks mixed with the Storm finally starting to execute on offense, Orlando started to make a game of this one, but the would-be rally was short-lived, and the Storm
Walbert Ureña’s control issues and defensive errors, paired with Cole Ragans’ dominance, led to a 12-1 Angels loss.
Big hit remains elusive in loss
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns are now facing a win-or-go-home scenario after their Game 3 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder and may need to lean on more than just their top scorers to get to a Game 5. Apr 25, 2026; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder guard Luguentz Dort (5) drives on Phoenix S
Tough loss to swallow
Matteo Huarte bounces back from his loss in last year's Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament to win the CIF boys' singles crown for Mater Dei.
Texas A&M beat #21 Florida 8-4 in a much-needed bounce-back victory after Friday night's disappointing loss.
Apr. 25—GRAND FORKS — North Dakota State left 10 players stranded on base in its shutout loss to UND on Friday. The Bison batters made sure to get their runners home on a windy Saturday afternoon at Albrecht Field. NDSU collected 12 hits from eight different batters to beat the Fighting Hawks 8-6. &
Jalen Duren's offensive struggles continued during the Pistons' Game 3 loss to the Magic, marking yet another subpar performance.